O A O U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U CAILOU, HOW DARE YOU BREATHE IN MY HOUSE!, THAT'S IT!, YOU ARE GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDED GROUNDED UNTILL LINUX OVERTAKES WINDOWS IN MARKET SHARE. GO TO YOUR ROOM NOW!
*Caillou and his family go to McDonald's* McDonald's Employee: Hello and Welcome to McDonald's. What can I get for you. Boris: I'll have the cheeseburger. Doris: I'll have the salad. Rosie: I'll have a Happy Meal. Caillou: I'll have a strawberry lemonade. McDonald's Employee: I'm sorry, but we're out of Strawberry Lemonade. Caillou: What? Is this a joke? Boris: No, Caillou. The employee says they're out of strawberry lemonade. Why don't you get a Happy Meal like your little sister? Caillou: NO. I WANT THE STRAWBERRY LEMONADE. Doris: Caillou, do not talk to your father like that. You can have a Happy Meal or you can have nothing. Caillou: NO. THAT'S IT. I AM GOING TO DESTROY MCDONALD'S *Caillou destroys McDonald's while the screen turns red and this music plays* Boris: OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH. CAILLOU. HOW DARE YOU DESTROY MCDONALD'S. THAT IS IT. YOU ARE GROUNDED FOR 93649254936493544845583364766638 YEARS. GO HOME RIGHT NOW. Caillou: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
I hope you’re referring to Adult Baby Diaper Lovers on the Autism Spectrum who don’t have the slightest clue what technology, creativity and storytelling is when you say “Animators” …that can actually be said about most animation of RUclips, Animation Memes, Grounded Videos, Cartoon Reviews, they’re all the exact same useless garb that contribute nothing to the history of the Internet.
You know shit is about to get real when the sky turns red, nukes start falling from the sky like raindrops and the bald kid starts growing into a giant and ravage your town by dancing
CAILLOU YOUR GROUNDED 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GROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDED FOR 99999999999999999999999999999998983938938393939393939393893{39393939393839839383 YEARS GO TO YOUR ROOM
The actual GoAnimate national anthem: "OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH HOW DARE YOU THAT'S IT YOU'RE GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED FOR 0128238210938129727430234803284092480923489023486312739138293 YEARS GO TO YOUR ROOM RIGHT NOW WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
@@pumpkinsoda9017 Honestly, I am glad that I never binge watched grounded videos. I was a curious kid who happened to fall into these videos when I was browsing the web. I was 14 at the time and they made me mad. I hated grounded videos ever since then and I continue to hate on them to this day
I've been calling this song "The Hi-hat and Bed Spring Guitar Song" for about 10 years now... the true name did not disappoint. I also generally just go "Chunk-chunk, chunk-chunk, chunk-uh-chunka-chunk-chunk..." and ruffle my cat's fur around until he bites me... yeah... I live a wild life.
@@theflamingone8729 That’s so cool, man! I’m glad you got yourself at least an animal - they’re better than most people know for us all. Me and my monster are doing great, and I want to wish you the best of luck, man. :)
This reminds me of a dream I had where I looked like a lower-quality version of myself. I saw what looked to be Caillou at what appeared to be a sorry excuse for a Chuck E. Cheese. After a while, some guy with a green hoodie angrily walk into the building, yelling out, in a text-to-speech voice, multiple instances of the letter O followed by “Kae Lou! How dare you sneak off to Chuck E. Cheese’s!” followed by multiple instances of the word grounded followed by a number so large you’d need to write it in terms of Graham’s Number.
Imagine being a manager of a convenience store or restaurant, hearing this music at a distance and seeing the guy you kicked out weeks ago coming back to your establishment
Thank you Battlefield: Australian Forces mod. You've made my childhood possible the best thing it couldn't be without you and this song with you. For that - my undying respect and love.
Since I am a GoAnimator, every GoAnimator will know why this song happens. This song happens when everything turns red, a bald headed kid gets angry, destroys everything in sight by dancing and yelling G-R-R-R-R. After he destroys everything, the song continues playing which means he's grounded.
OHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO HOW DARE U BREAK IN2 CHUCK E CHEESE’S THAT’S IT UR GROUNDED FOR 648291684926294936174 YEARS GO 2 UR ROOM NOW
*Kayloo, how dare you steal my car. That’s it. You are grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded for 2674826483929 years. Go to your room right now.*
Thank you. I mean it, this song sounded super familiar to me and my little brother but we couldn't figure out where we remembered it from, low and behold it's from a goofy indie game we used to play
this is so totally when caillou blows up my f*cking school and i exclaim “omg kaylou how dare u blow up ur school ur grounded for 999999999999999999999999999999999 years go to ur room now”
When your parents won’t let you go to Chuck E. Cheese so the sky turns red and you turn into a giant and destroy the whole town by dancing
only in go animate 💀
You turn into a giant while this plays 0:00 😂
WE'RE GETTING PUNISHED WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
“G R R R R R R R R R R R R!”
- Every Goanimate character that misbehaved at a public place
Every song has an official purpose.. this will forever be known as the song where one throws a fit, destroys everything, and then gets grounded.
O A O U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U CAILOU, HOW DARE YOU BREATHE IN MY HOUSE!, THAT'S IT!, YOU ARE GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDED GROUNDED UNTILL LINUX OVERTAKES WINDOWS IN MARKET SHARE. GO TO YOUR ROOM NOW!
*Caillou and his family go to McDonald's*
McDonald's Employee: Hello and Welcome to McDonald's. What can I get for you.
Boris: I'll have the cheeseburger.
Doris: I'll have the salad.
Rosie: I'll have a Happy Meal.
Caillou: I'll have a strawberry lemonade.
McDonald's Employee: I'm sorry, but we're out of Strawberry Lemonade.
Caillou: What? Is this a joke?
Boris: No, Caillou. The employee says they're out of strawberry lemonade. Why don't you get a Happy Meal like your little sister?
Caillou: NO. I WANT THE STRAWBERRY LEMONADE.
Doris: Caillou, do not talk to your father like that. You can have a Happy Meal or you can have nothing.
Caillou: NO. THAT'S IT. I AM GOING TO DESTROY MCDONALD'S
*Caillou destroys McDonald's while the screen turns red and this music plays*
Boris: OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH. CAILLOU. HOW DARE YOU DESTROY MCDONALD'S. THAT IS IT. YOU ARE GROUNDED FOR 93649254936493544845583364766638 YEARS. GO HOME RIGHT NOW.
Caillou: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
You... I remember you fondly, Boris... I Never thought GoAnimate would survive to this day
Especially when Rosie destroys Peter Piper Pizza
Oh the golden GoAnimate days, good times
As a father, I am going to play this whenever my kid is fixing to get a good grounding.
same
Not I.
Have you had the honors of doing so yet almost a year later?
Oh hell no!
I'm still 13, so IDK if I am going to respond to that.
Putting aside the fact that this song is the theme for groundings, it’s actually a great song
Kevin Macleod makes a lot a goated song wdym
@goanimatemaker3639 this makes me wanna take an air hammer to things.
This song defines an entire generation of "animators"
I remember the goanimate videos
I hope you’re referring to Adult Baby Diaper Lovers on the Autism Spectrum who don’t have the slightest clue what technology, creativity and storytelling is when you say “Animators”
…that can actually be said about most animation of RUclips, Animation Memes, Grounded Videos, Cartoon Reviews, they’re all the exact same useless garb that contribute nothing to the history of the Internet.
Lmao
@@KalaschniKlown 🤓
Good god, I remember these types of videos. And in my opinion, I'm not sure why they existed in the first place.
Common Kevin MacLeod W for making a song everyone can get grounded to.
"Common ___ W" and "Grounded" in the same comment
I have successfully found the worst RUclips comment in history…
*go fuck yourself*
Cayloo lore
Caillou super saiyan intensifies
I don't like Caillou either, I don't know why this comment was raided by the one who liked caillou, and also, I came here because of Al Biruni ID.
Nah, Caillou became Saitama
You know shit is about to get real when the sky turns red, nukes start falling from the sky like raindrops and the bald kid starts growing into a giant and ravage your town by dancing
While fire is happening with a random snowstorm and earthquake and water rising out of nowhere
happens to me a lot
Yup happens in my dreams
also for some reason theres a camera right in your face
The big mouth weirdos always horrified me lol
It involves a character destroying a restaurant for not getting what they want.
Especially Caillou
can you tell me which character? that sounds completly crazy
I REMEMBER THOSE VIDEOS
@@morestuff64058 kayloo
To me, this song plays in my head when my temper gets way too hot.
When GoAnimate Caillou causes mayhem.
@@Luvmetta caillou the bald head kid who has temper tantrum
And his dad, Boris is going to stop him
CAILLOU YOUR GROUNDED GROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDED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GROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDEDGROUNDED FOR 99999999999999999999999999999998983938938393939393939393893{39393939393839839383 YEARS GO TO YOUR ROOM
@@trickytheclown7725 No o o o o o o o o o o o o o
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I remember binge watching cailou gets grounded as a kid and this always playing.
SAMEE ALSO
R.I.P. Technoblade 😞
The original is more intense than the version when the cancer patient when his dad doesn’t let him go to Chuck E. Cheese
XD
The original? What original version :O
@@STRIKE9606 The one in this video
@@3t0m03 oh
Caillou?
*insert red background with flood, rockets, explosions, and rain with boris and doris*
@@Luvmetta They're referring to Caillou's parents
@@Luvmetta Probably not? I doubt they can hack, but they sure can ground
*and flood and explosions and rain*
*plays on guitar*
@XMD500Gaming! CAILLOU, HOW DARE YOU MISBEHAVE AT CHUCK E CHEESES? THATS IT YOUR GROUNDED GO TO YOUR ROOM RIGHT NOW
Watching goanimate when i was 6 is part of the reason why my music taste is the way it is
One time I played a really weird game called "Tank hero" and this song is in the game. Therefore, everytime I here this, a wave of nostalgia hits me.
OMG TY SO MUCH IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR IT FOR YEARS
I remember that game so much memories
what about toon shooter 1? in all bosses here plays this song
holy nostalgia
same lmao
*Takes off earbuds*
*Still hears the song*
*Realizes that I'm about to get a concussion time from Fred himself*
Aw, hell naw
"IT'S CONCUSSION TIME"
do kid’s show characters have these ultimate powers in goanimate videos
@@shortformediocreweirdo Yes
Shaggy : Like Oh no please fred like don't give me a cuncussion time
Me: (removes headphones) still hears music
Me knowing I’m about to get grounded:
This music plays when a character destroys a restaurant for not getting what he or she wants
or they want
The official theme of grounding
I’m on Boris’s side
GAYLOO OHHHHHHH THATS IT YOU ARE GROUSES FOR 43 CHARS GOES TO BEDROOM NOW
Gayloo: WAAAAAAAA
true
@@Luvmetta Boris from Caillou Goanimate
@@Luvmetta No He's talking Vyond/Goanimate Boris Anderson aka Caillou's Dad
The music that plays when that bald kid gets grounded.
Do you mean Caillou?
@@teodortodorov6974 yeah
Kay-low
@The topphat meme leaders its gayloo
@@teodortodorov6974 Who is caillou?
this unironically slaps
As Boris, I can confirmed this is the Grounding National anthem
Welcome to the national anthem of GoAnimate/Vyond
Goanimate is DED, don't you catch the news??
@@Luvmetta Thats why I said GoAnimate/Vyond
welcome to vyond. :/
The actual GoAnimate national anthem: "OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH HOW DARE YOU THAT'S IT YOU'RE GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED FOR 0128238210938129727430234803284092480923489023486312739138293 YEARS GO TO YOUR ROOM RIGHT NOW WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
Am I the only who thinks this would make a good boss theme?
Yep, about World war 3.
it would be a good boss battle music
make goanimate caliou and put this as his bossbattle music
ruclips.net/video/s_sRaMZR-UA/видео.html Lucky you, that’s exactly what these fellas thought as well.
Yes, you are the only one
10/10
Its a nice song. I have respect for Kevin MacLeod for making this
“ Caillou, how could you destroy our house!
That’s it, you’re grounded x1000000000 for 1 trillion years!
Go to your room right now! “
NONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONO
WE GETTING PUNISHMENT DAY WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is not the OST of getting grounded, this is the OST of a gang armed with bats ready to enforce some justice
Grounded
You clearly haven't completely destroyed your brain with Goanimate videos.
O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o you are soooooooooooooo grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded for 6942066617710319841776133790210.....
No, this song means I'M ABOUT TO DESTROY MY ENTIRE COMPUTER FROM IT NOT WORKING RIGHT.
@@pumpkinsoda9017 Honestly, I am glad that I never binge watched grounded videos. I was a curious kid who happened to fall into these videos when I was browsing the web. I was 14 at the time and they made me mad. I hated grounded videos ever since then and I continue to hate on them to this day
I've been calling this song "The Hi-hat and Bed Spring Guitar Song" for about 10 years now... the true name did not disappoint. I also generally just go "Chunk-chunk, chunk-chunk, chunk-uh-chunka-chunk-chunk..." and ruffle my cat's fur around until he bites me... yeah... I live a wild life.
Well I feel better.....
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks
Edit
I did... Then I remembered I don't have a cat.....
@@theflamingone8729 Get you a cat, my man. :)
@@K12machinima I adopted a dog just before Christmas. A Wire Haired Pointer, so plenty of fur to ruffle 👍.
I hope you and your cat are well.
@@theflamingone8729 That’s so cool, man! I’m glad you got yourself at least an animal - they’re better than most people know for us all. Me and my monster are doing great, and I want to wish you the best of luck, man. :)
I got a Persian cat TOO MUCH fur to ruffle
When the screen shakes while flooding with water and bombs while the character becomes slowly huge while he does the angry dance
and let's not forget that the screen turns red.
Whenever this music plays, you know someone's getting grounded.
Addictive. Make's you want to clean up all the rocks in your yard.
Caillou: *walks in restaurant or store*
The employees: Ah s**t, here we go again
This is the soundtrack that plays when that spoiled brat gets grounded.
You mean Caillou?
@@noahkopitzke6884 possibly classic caillou since hes the worst one like caillou
This is pretty cool
This is one of my favorite songs ever
get out of my closet pls
Kayloo has done it this time.
POV: You are grounding your bald 4 year old son for going to chuck e cheese without your permission
This reminds me of a dream I had where I looked like a lower-quality version of myself. I saw what looked to be Caillou at what appeared to be a sorry excuse for a Chuck E. Cheese. After a while, some guy with a green hoodie angrily walk into the building, yelling out, in a text-to-speech voice, multiple instances of the letter O followed by “Kae Lou! How dare you sneak off to Chuck E. Cheese’s!” followed by multiple instances of the word grounded followed by a number so large you’d need to write it in terms of Graham’s Number.
When you are destroying Chuck E Cheeses because they are closed for repairs...
The song for when you destroy the entire Chuck E. Cheese or Peter Piper Pizza by simply dancing, only to get grounded thereafter
music that plays when you realise you're just a character in an "animation" making app and there is a moon-sized asteroid travelling directly to earth
POV: You Are Playing That Tank Game With This Song With That Goanimate Caillou Guy.
Also, this is the Backsound of Al Biruni ID.
The "getting grounded" anthem
Ah yes the mother song of every grounded go animate video 😂
I FINALLY FOUND THE SONG
When your parents ground you and won't let you go to Chuck E Cheese so you turn into a giant and destroy everything by dancing
Imagine you’re in a Chuck E. Cheese’s and this song comes on
how bout torreador from carmen?
Ins’t worse than the lights going out and hearing toreador march playing on a music box
This is so underrated and needs more attention
Bald Canadian Kid, Ginger Canadian Kid, Canadian Mom, Canadian Dad that grounds every single living organism
the song that plays when boris goanimate gets grounded
@@Luvmetta vyond was a Remake
Ah yes, it's the grounded song! Finally found it!
Imagine being a manager of a convenience store or restaurant, hearing this music at a distance and seeing the guy you kicked out weeks ago coming back to your establishment
Thank you Battlefield: Australian Forces mod. You've made my childhood possible the best thing it couldn't be without you and this song with you. For that - my undying respect and love.
bald kid gets grounded for an absurd amount of time (you won't believe what happens next)
Since I am a GoAnimator, every GoAnimator will know why this song happens. This song happens when everything turns red, a bald headed kid gets angry, destroys everything in sight by dancing and yelling G-R-R-R-R. After he destroys everything, the song continues playing which means he's grounded.
When McDonald’s is out of mcflurries and the kid who wanted one gets angry:
I FINALLY FOUND IT!!!!!!
Literally every time someone destroys a restaurant on Go!Animate 💀
when you hear the ice cream truck came by and your trying to out run it
Caillou: (hears this)
Also Caillou: SHIT I'M SCREWED
@@Luvmetta Because GoAnimate creators use this song a lot so it really just resembles him now.
@@Luvmetta Because the song's better known with GoAnimate.
@@BrassThunder981 No, I think Goanimate is suck.
@@Luvmetta me two
@@jross9553 Yes! GoAnimate is such a jerk! So this is why Real Animation is better than GoAnimate!
when you hear boris anderson teleport behind you while your in chuck e cheese
IT’S CONCUSSSION TIME!!!!!
COME ON EVERYONE! LET'S BREAK INTO CHUCK E. CHEESE'S!
Not so fast fellas! I am here to defeat you!
“I am going to destroy Chuck E Cheese’s. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha”
OHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO HOW DARE U BREAK IN2 CHUCK E CHEESE’S THAT’S IT UR GROUNDED FOR 648291684926294936174 YEARS GO 2 UR ROOM NOW
*Kayloo, how dare you steal my car. That’s it. You are grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded for 2674826483929 years. Go to your room right now.*
Everyone else: Hahaha Cailou grounded
Me: *T A N K H E R O*
Finally, someone else from that game
I remember there was this game on the Xbox 360 indie section with this music
Baby maker extreme, it actually wasn't that bad from what I remember
thank you I've been trying to remember where i know this from, and yeah that game was actually pretty good lol
I also remember that game
P
Thank you. I mean it, this song sounded super familiar to me and my little brother but we couldn't figure out where we remembered it from, low and behold it's from a goofy indie game we used to play
WE ARE GETTING GROUNDED WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Crazy!
i remember it in grounding videos
I'm so going to use this for my grounded theme
I really don't believe you, & Grounded videos are keep getting old so stop it.
@@Luvmetta yeah they are dead and insignificant
Use the exhailrate music instead
@@Luvmetta That's what you believe
@@ZionismIsHot judging by your profile picture, I guess you’re going to make George Floyd gets grounded for not being white, am I correct?
**You feel an evil presence watching you...**
**CAILLOU HAS AWOKEN.**
I'm going to listen to this 10 times a day make that sometimes 10 days
Yoink! "The hero rescue his son from the child abuser!
WE GETTING GROUNDED FOR 651903729182934899198397672878178368268487299737777 YEARS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I can still hear Boris telling Caillou he's grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded for 5464561375961473567413576876541376541657143765941367594136565948567465788567413258671433269754867895436783587635487687534865734867538675876354687687653487685374867358673576765467854167858617476851469785149678567547698154976851496715467981956784178965461795846978154 years.
CAILLOU! YOU ARE GROUNDED!
I like this music 🎵
Tatum, how dare u wake me up with Big Rock. That's it. You are grounded.
we did it boys
We found the original goanimate rock and roll song
Everyone gangsta until they turn off the music but it's still playing
That song when a person gets a meltdown
pov: you get grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded for 1830581395739857391 years
This kinda goes hard.
Let’s rock to this awesome song he’ll yeah
Kembali lagi di channel Al biruni id
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legend 🌷
this is so totally when caillou blows up my f*cking school and i exclaim “omg kaylou how dare u blow up ur school ur grounded for 999999999999999999999999999999999 years go to ur room now”
omg a TPOT fan :D
A text to speech voice with a w and a bunch of a’s
Omg 2 tpot fans even though I still hold a grudge against two :D
don't not say the F word swearing is not allowed on youtube
@@jamesmartinandbbccontinuities r/youngpeopleyoutube
This is a cool badass one
The song when Caillou gets revenge on his parents and also getting grounded. The grounding anthem.
Caillou is a Project Zorgo hacker & he works with agent Peters & then do not trust him.
NO! THEY ARE NOT!!!
@@dylanwray5071 What are you saying? it's not a joke I'm serious
Pov: There's this bald kid that rages because he isn't allowed to go near Freddy Fazbear's mouth:
Goanimate music
Rise and shine, Mr. Algebra Class
Almost everyone is talking about Vyond/GoAnimate.
To me this is the theme of having to hurry up.
This is awesome sound
When the bald kid in a yellow shirt and blue pants gets a toy from mcdonalds that’s not a nintendo switch:
Me when the "Oh no" phrase for the 666666666666666666666666666666666666666666th time:
This song reminds of pro wrestling vibes from the 80s, and 90s,
Same. Can easily see this being one of Jim Johnstons unreleased themes of some sort or just a production theme lol
Well it reminds me of GoAnimate.
80s mania much?
ECW.
SCOOTTYYYY YOU’RE GROUNDED!!!!
AGAIN!?
*KAYLOO HOW DARE YOU DO X, THAT’S IT, YOU ARE GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED FOR X YEARS*
ahhh, classic
GG Caillou